As the Gods Will The Second Series
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| Even when I was in crowd, I was always alone |
| So it's open ended? Aaargh, this ending was totally beyond my hindsight. I expected time travel but really not Ushimi-chan's decision after it. Acid Mana is totally enjoying this cuz she may try things that weren't there on the previous games. (Remember there were a lot of games on the screen where she picked the Sky-High Hopscotch) I can see them doing another Kami no Iu 3. |
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| Ushimitsu restarted the game so he could be with Akashi again? |
| Such a sad ending, but I do have hope for the new series if they do it. |
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| what the heck?... |
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| Has a manga fallen so badly like this? I mean seriously, let's talk about it. - Rushed pacing - Killed off all characters from part 1 so easily - The ending is just sad, so Ushimitsu wants to die by being killed by the one he loves - Making Akashi go through all that pain again, not to mention, if he didn't meet with Ushimitsu, who knows if he would survive. That gay guy pretty much one of the main reason Akash is still alive like from the sand game. Unless there's a third series doing another different POV from a different character and just to fuck second series reader, Akashi will die 50 chapters in because Ushimitsu wasn't there to help. |
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| At one point in the old maid trial, Kamimaro said the only difference between he and Shun, both being unfulfilled and miserable loafers, is that Shun shared bonds with friends and rose from the mire. This progression showed itself through other familiar characters like Shiner, but most particularly and importantly Ushimitsu. Ushimitsu had two guiding stars, and he forgot one and lost the other, wherefore he forgot his heart and lost his direction. It was a silly ending, but I don't see many others to Ushimitsu's loneliness. Ushimitsu did not want to be a god, and he's having a terribly human time of it, and I can't hate him for it, because anything else would mean someone else. |
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| Ok, that wasn't the end Ixve ever saw (Bleach ftw), but is far from perfect. This last chapters were kinda rushed and thw solution just don't make any sense. Akashi couldn't revive the others cause he could only recreate the memorys and impressions he had of them using his imagination. So, if Ushimitsu were to go back in time, he could never imagine things he was never there to see. The best he could do would be to recreate not THE past, but to creat A past that he imagined... Found it too superficial, could be better. But the manga was worth reading, though... |
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| so he basically restarted the game all over again just to see Akashi, pretty stupid reason. There should be a sequal to stop all of this once and for all. |
| So this is Mirai Nikki all over again. Restarting/Resetting the world just to see your loved ones again... |
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| Ushimitsu restarts everything to see Akashi again... but don't you think Akashi will hate him because Ushimitsu is now the god who starts this whole game? This is worth it for Ushimitsu just to see Akashi again? That's incredibly sad... Although I guess Ushimitsu also has it in mind that Akashi is the only one fit to be god and the only one who can make the world a better place. |
SquattaJan 10, 2017 6:36 PM
| Wait, I thought he could only recreate things he could remember? How can he remember how the whole world was before they met? Furthermore, some of the people were knocked out of his own memory - that's impossible! Putting that inconsistency aside, awesome ending! |
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| like half of the 2nd part is really bad, it's not even game, just plain super power (tomfoolery) and battle manga (the school ghosts, 3 kingdoms and battle of gods arc pretty average compared to part 1 with shun. akashi is just bad protagonist, he is too wimpy and pacifist. there still some of good games like janken, old maid and clock tower though |
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| So, it just became a cycle of the game again. Bloody hell. Overall, it's great, but some part annoying me so bad. 8/10 |
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| The last few parts of the series kinda annoyed me, mostly this chapter by Ushimitsu' decision based on Akashi. Well, it was a fun ride but I am a bit disappointed. Really wonder what kind of message the series is trying to sent in the end. Perhaps it's how human emotions really is mankind's greatest strength and weakness? |
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| Pretty heartfelt ending compared to the trainwreck that was this sequel, despite how trash it is to reset everything. Sequel has been very cringeworthy with Akashi as the main protagonist, the casts from season 1 should've just continued the story. Shun to be honest is the only saving grace in this, not even Amaya survived this series, the author just killed his character at the very end. It's extremely disappointing. Would not visit a Kamisama no Iutoori III if there is one. |
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| Slightly disappointed with the sequel as well, as I thoroughly enjoyed part 1. Pretty much everything aside of art became a tier lower on this sequel... character cast became wider but the quality lowered.. story was good, but not as exciting and much more predictable. Some games were great like part 1, but most were not that good. The characters from part 1 were really bland in the sequel. They had much more personality before and you could relate to them.. now they were feeling.. empty, I guess. The ending seems a bit illogical to me as well - how does he want Akashi to do anything in the games if Ushimitsu pretty much had to carry his weight through some games. In my opinion without Ushimitsu on his team he would lose pretty early in the story. The whole time travel idea is full of holes... like why is Akashi not god there and Ushimitsu is both alive and remains a god and such.. too many contradictions to how the stuff works with it. It was still enjoyable, but not as much as part 1, so a weak 8/10 seems just fine. There is some kamisama no iuutori 0 it seems, but it's 4 chapters and a prequel to part 1 it seems, it's also only 4 chapters so I doubt it will change something. |
| Actually I've liked the second more, I think that the new protagonists were more interesting than the survivors of the first one, aside amaya... The problem is that the serie was really long, so it's obviously that there were a lot of down chap (like most of the mystery ones, what the hell, 49 challenges for real). And the end is too much open and sad, I wasn't expecting a totally happy ending, but this reset and remake from ushio doesn't suit him at all, he could have only resetted it and it would have been already a sad ending because everyone has forgotten, what's the point in seeing his best friend struggle again and hate him? |
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| That was a weird fucking ending, I'm not sure what to feel about it, but I'm mostly leaning towards "what a crap ending". |
"At some point, I stopped hoping." |
| the whole ending just wasnt so unexpected for me, it just reminds me of mirrai nikki |
| Sonic X is basically an isekai |
| this sequel really went down the shitty in the 2nd half but ill be honest I actually think this is a really fitting ending to thisand beats the deus ex machina I can think of. Also if you think this is that sad, the thing is you can kind of assume a happy ending, in the long run, he reset the game and akechi will win again, but then with those powers akechi could reset the world as well whilst removing the game as well. shun was a better protagonist btw |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
| It's not the ending that I was expecting, but it's not so bad. I hope they do a third season. |
| 2/5 I did not like this one bit. It legitimately felt like cop out to "reset" everything back to before with Ushimitsu being a god instead. In my opinion I hate these types of endings where everything is reset. There are a few "reset endings" that can get it right but it's VERY rare that it's universally praised. Not only it's such a poor way to end any series, but it's quite insulting. At least to me I find it insulting. Hey! You know that thing you read for hours and hours? Yeah, just turn back to the front page and read it again. That's what it feels like to have an ending like that. Which is a shame because I enjoyed the 2nd part enough to binge read it. I even like the Part 2 cast A LOT more than the Prequel's cast. 6/10- Oh well, at least I enjoyed the series up until the final trial. |
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| It was finally time to knock this series of my PTR so I ended up binge reading the series over the last 4 days. Everything is still fresh so I'll toss my opinions in. Tbh, I didn't exactly dig the first part. It was another survival game and the main character was another blank slate powerful Kirito. But the series was short enough and with that ending, I started part 2. It was only a matter of time till the new cast met up with the old characters. And...I'm satisfied. It's not a masterpiece but it's an enjoyable manga. To top it off, the author accomplished everything he wanted and set out to do. The arcs played out all the way and arcs weren't cancelled. Our original god was resolved with Shun's resolution, Amaya was dealt in a way that was satisfying (and he wasn't offed right away), Akashi was left broken, and we were left with the new god. It made sense and we knew how'd it would go down more or less. The partial reset didn't erase what had happened but this time it'll be Ushimitsu's turn for resolution. I'm not sure what people were expecting. People complain about the characters being carricatures as it went on but the original had the same problem. In fact a lot do- Btoooom, Gantz, Future Diary, Doubt, Dead Tube, Suicide Island, Darwin's Game, etc. The list goes on but it's expected with such a huge cast. How the author dealt with it was their personal flavor. Overall, I'd give it a 7/10. I don't think I'll revisit it (like I do with Battle Royale or Gantz), but it's a fun satisfactory time. |
| I would compare Kamisama no Iutoori Ni to a well-written essay. Every paragraph serves to drive a point made in the introduction through to the end, and that's what made it so good for me - it was coherent throughout. I agree that it got pretty cringe at points, but I'd still read it again, and Kamisama no Iutoori III (don't know what the plot would be but I'd read it...). It may not have been as good as some other manga in the survival genre, but I really liked the self-awareness it had, which made it one of my favourites thus far. Sometimes it bordered on parody, but the games were always taken seriously and that's what made it tense and a fun read! Also would have liked to seen the Part 1 characters get more justice too, but it was serviceable and loved Shuns god kill. Above all, the characters were interesting and the art consistently amazed me. 8.5/10 from me. Would be a 9/10 if not for the somewhat cop-out ending... Expected it a little bit, really would have liked more answers. Like, was there another way they could have resurrected their friends? they explored a few possibilities then they stopped, wish there was more on that. They couldn't invalidate the deaths of the game like that so this was also expected. Who really is Mana and where is she from? The concept of the earth being something she created is interesting and I wish the characters cared more about that, but they all just brush it off. I'd recommend it as a casual read for those that are looking for a tense, but fun manga, and as a somewhat stronger recommendation for fans of the survival games genre. |
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| well, its an acceptable ending. most stories in this genre have trouble at the wrap-up so I'm fine with it. also, since Ushi is the new god, Akashi is going to die real fast in the reset isn't he? |
TehSnawn said: 2/5 Not only it's such a poor way to end any series, but it's quite insulting. At least to me I find it insulting. Couldnt agree more. Sooo bad ending for such a great manga. It looks like either autor either had no idea how to end it properly or just wanted to spit on readers face. This ending made everything that has happened pointless, made whole manga pointless. Their strugle never had any sense - love, hate and will to live. It was all pointless. I had hoped that author is just setting everything up for Kamisama 3, but after reading "zero" prequel, i dont even know what he was thinking when coming up with THAT kind of conclusion. Its obvious that he just wanted to make bad ending even worse, but for what reason? Ending doesnt even fit and he made Kamisama no lutoori ni worse wersion of star ocean 3 ending. This is The Legend of Maian/Mass effect 3 ending level of trashiness, and thats something to behold (in negative sense) . Knl series didnt deserve its art. Wait,no i take it back - ME3 had better ending. |
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| I loved this story! The first series was Definitely better. But this one turned for the worse about 20 chapters ago. Overall 8.5/10 |
| That may not have been the most satisfying ending, but it was a wonderful journey full of many phenomenal characters and heartwrenching moments. 9/10. |
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